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The Labour leader also said the Government’s admission it could break international law over Brexit was ‘wrong’.

The lockdown restrictions will come into force from 6pm on Tuesday.

Nearly 30% of shareholders failed to back IAG’s remuneration report.

Concerns were raised over Hillingdon Hospital after a number of staff contracted Covid-19.

The grocer has seen a 300% uptick in online orders since April.

‘I feel like I’ve been in a movie if I’m honest,’ said Kieran Amos.

The retail giant said employer taxes such as national insurance contributions made up the biggest proportion of the figure.

Many of the initiatives focus on protecting the economy.

She was arrested in 2016 during a holiday visit to show her baby daughter Gabriella to her parents.

The mother of one was detained in 2016.

A contact tracing app for England is still yet to launch, after the first version was scrapped in favour of an Apple-Google framework.

The city’s infection rate has rocketed with the region’s mayor saying restrictions were now ‘very, very likely’.

Institutions must ensure students have social experiences and ‘one-on-one connections’ with academics, a global expert said.

Research from the BBFC suggests children are regularly deciding on what content to watch without input from their parents.

Alex Salmond has offered to go to court to help obtain the documents, sought by MSPs probing the government’s handling of complaints against him.

Fewer than 10 crew members of HMS Queen Elizabeth have tested positive.

A farm in Scotland is opening up its pumpkin fields to visitors.

The comment by Northern Ireland Secretary Brandon Lewis sparked fury, including from some Tory MPs.

Tens of thousands of jobs have been lost this year.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock said Covid-19 ‘remains a threat’ as he imposed further restrictions in Bolton.